The Mystery of Christ in You: Part 2
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Colossians 1:21-29
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The Mystery of Christ in You: Part 1
This teaching will be spread out over the following two lessons, and our title is taken from verse 27: “The Mystery of Christ in You.” This awesome, preeminent Jesus we just talked about will actually live in you! How is this even possible? What does this mean?
The Preeminent Christ: Part 2
Thank you for joining us. It is good to have you here for another look at the Preeminent Christ. Last time was the first part of the lesson, and today we will finish looking at the three relationships that prove His preeminence.
The Preeminent Christ: Part 1
In this lesson and the next, we will discuss the Preeminent Christ. J Mark will explain this passage by looking at three proofs of His preeminence. The three proofs are relationships: one to His deity, another to creation, and the last to the church. Let’s go to Colossians one and grow our understanding of Jesus.
Fruitful in Every Good Work: Part 2
We are in Colossians 1, and last time, we covered the first two areas: fruitfulness, knowledge, and obedience. Today, we will examine the following two: endurance and gratefulness. This will conclude our study of these verses. Let’s go with Bible teacher J Mark to Colossians for today’s lesson.
Fruitful in Every Good Work: Part 1
Our lesson is from Colossians 1, “Fruitful in Every Good Work. " This teaching covers two lessons. Today, we will hear about the first two areas of fruitfulness, and next time, we will cover two more areas. If you can, turn to Colossians 1 and follow along as we study verses 9-14.
The Truth of the Gospel
It is so good to be with you today. We are honored to be with you and learn from God’s Word together. Today is the first lesson from the book of Colossians. As you probably know, Paul wrote Colossians, and this book loosely follows a pattern we see in his other books.
The Prayer of Faith
Our study from the book of James has been intensely practical. We have much to work on as we live out a “Faith That Works.” James does not suggest that we earn our salvation by works. However, he argues that if salvation is genuine, we will think differently, act differently, and look differently than the unbelievers. He also gives clear instructions on how to do it.
Lift Up Your Head
Today, we will be thinking about encouragement and discouragement. This is a struggle we are familiar with. Life is difficult. We face many challenges, some from the outside and some from within. What should we do when we are discouraged? Where can we find more strength? How can we get out of bed to face another day? These are hard questions we struggle through when life is difficult.
Payday is Coming
It is so good to be here; thank you for being with us. We look forward to another powerful and practical lesson in James. Today, we begin James 5, titled “Payday is coming.” The lesson teaches us to think long-term and realize that this life is not all there is. Most of us know what payday is, but have you considered a “payday” for your life?
You’re Going to Do What?
In our text for today, James warns us about the danger of making plans that exclude God. Our study today is from James 4:13-17. The message's title is “You’re Going to Do What?”